Thus, the main issue involving the relationship between the variables of short-term training with elastic resistance, muscle structure and muscle function has yet to be resolved.
The main issue involving vascular surgeons is due to the management of CAD and the probability of causing serious neurological damage (e.g., ictus) or, in the worst case, the death of the patient, posing an interesting question whether or not vascular surgeons should operate on patients with asymptomatic carotid stenosis.
First, we discuss the main issues involved in the problem.
Chapter 9 addresses the reasons for and the main issues involved in creating such simulator integrations.
The main issues involved in this task are outlined and the adopted solution is described.
This article reviews the main issues involved in the design and application of such electrochemical microsensors for in vivo monitoring of key electroactive neurotransmitters.
The derivation of the control law enables a deep understanding of the main issues involved in the success of the closed-loop control.
The main issues involved in determining the most cost-effective system design and the compromises that are available are explained in the chapter.
This article reviews, with sample citations, the main issues involved in the design and application of amperometric biosensors for in-vivo monitoring of key neurochemical molecules, including dopamine, glutamate, acetylcholine, serine, and hydrogen peroxide.
The main issues involved in urban sustainability are buildings, energy, food, green areas and landscape, mobility, urban planning, water and waste; and their improvement is promoted through different strategies.
This chapter discusses the main issues involved in building reliable G-protein coupled receptors (GPCR) homology models and some ab initio methods that can be extremely useful to probe the structure and function of receptors that do not belong to the rhodopsin-like family.
